Subj : Re: Lost software license
To   : Geo.
From : Rich
Date : Fri Mar 30 2001 11:19 am

From: "Rich" <@>


   MSDN is not a great example.  There are no jewel cases for its =
CD-ROMs, the Windows 2000 CD-ROMs have the license key printed on the = disc, 
there is a sticker on the sleve for Win9x, and there is a post = card with 
others.

Rich

  "Geo." <georger@nls.net> wrote in message =
news:3ac52cc1$1@w3.nls.net...
  I do. I use those bulk containers that blank CD's come in (100 at a =
time) to hold all my MSDN CD's. It's not as easy to flip thru them but = it 
takes a hell of a lot less space than jeweled cases or even the MSDN = books. 
At work I have notebooks with zippers and plastic sleeve holders = for the 
CD's, no jeweled cases there either.

  Geo.
    "Rich" <@> wrote in message news:3ac44507@w3.nls.net...
       Why?  For anyone that decides to throw out the jewel case they =
can do whatever they want to remember the ID.  Do many folks here throw = out 
the jewel cases in which software is packaged?  I never do.  I don't = see why 
I would.

    Rich




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